The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
GENERAL TRADE.
BlEA apSBUFFs.

CORNMEAL - S,,nd.rd, s?35; pearl,
s. . % 3; roller, 81 IS, firm .,
HAY-Ch,ice, from store, 75c; car load
from evee or depot IA prime, from store,
zoe; car load from leveo or depot, SlS;
prairie, fom store t0c; car load from leVee
CORN From sore, white, 4sc; mixed,
40. from leyee or depot; white, in bulk, 44c;
y, sacks, 7c; mixed, In bulk 42c; in sacks
H%c
OATS-From tore. white, 800; mixed, Ssc;
from levee or depot, white, in bulk, 419c; in
sacas, 3616c; mix ID, in bulk, $50; in sacks,
35c
FLOUR-Fron store, No. 8. 80 25@S so;
family. 50 1913 IS; choice, sial 2>; faacy,
& 2i94 20; extra fancy, 81 bOS4 Is; pitents'
BGAN-From store, 900; from leveo or do
'VGikaCKERS-sOl "a, extra. &c; soda, trqble
extra, 4I@c; extra, 7c; ginger SNAPS, extra,
Sc; ass tel jumbel, l0c.
BEANS-N IVY, 81 Is 81 IS; medium, 81 IS
tIGE-LOuisiana, 49i1c; C,rolin,, SIG
JATMEAL-In half-bArrels, s2s3 25, from
CRACKED wHEAT-In half barrels, "a 25
no aoMiNY AND GRITs-FrOm store, 50 >
KAysAs CITY, NJ, January l5;Lwbeat
Sc Nj Aay 3 2iin S Sa sSSaEpa sai
DUET; 30. Z, cash, SONc bid; February,
$40 biz, March, S2}sc UAts-nominal'
2SAc ked.
ST. LOUIS. MO-. January l5.-Flour
quiet cay; XAX; g sos2 u; is g 1GS
81 SOqi so. Wheat dun but ste adv; h;
mareet opened Il, hghe' and rulet very
dull: flu tuatiou being limited TO Nc, and
closing firm and 5sI hgho than oo ? ,teTday;
Fehrutry, s3}sc; March. $40 bid; N y,
S7}z9SSlSc, closing at $685.. Corn dull
and easy, closing ~ l0wer than ye'tertay;
No, mixed, cash, S59S5He;, January, S,3lc
3SIS $3.50, tlossd at 3,91s. Oats firm nu dali;
No. 2 mixed. cash 2Slac; February, 2Ss
Nav, 3E4c. Rye nominal at $40. Bar ey
firm at 57A962c. Hay active and firm;
Cornmeal Fl m a. 50 az O5. Recei, ts-Flour,
5000 brls; wheat, 1901 bu; corn, 92 900 ~;
oats, Is 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu;, barley, 5000
bu ShipnentS-FlOur, 1900 bis; wheat,
1000 bu corn, 9 0OO bu; oats, 1000 bu; rye,
1860 bu; barley, 1000 blu.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, January 15.-The wheat
market rec I'VE q tractio from yesterdays
decline, but the trading a'a whole wa dull
ami ie tureless. There was n certa n amount
of bull talS INDUCED in, bu' II had no APP
prcciabl efIe II upon the coarse fpr cls. 1t
was intimated that tie visible supply ia O.
ment would snow n decrease of lrOu 500, 600
to 700, 900 bushels. The receipts IT eleven
priLc pal 20 nts 'oday wera, aS'OeO bushels,
AM the earrings from the stabOard were
All 600 blu bels. 1t was al. SHOWN tat tho
export tor tx mon MS ending Deoem ler 81
were 76,00,OOO bushels aga INST 81 QUO 900
bu shels Tor the same yer cd last year. May
wheat opened at 85hc, or ~, higher than
Ia nights closing figures, ii OF u Sl2sG
S5c. rose t. SJjAc and closed ut SoH tSjAc.
Corn ruled dill with trading 81 avery linn
it'd character, prices closing the same as
yes ertaY. GAYS were featu elrss and un
Oh snged. Cash quotations wtre as fol-
lows; Flour quiet and unchanged. No.
2 sprins wheat, 7S&97Shcs, No. 3 spring
wheat; SO s7lA,; No; 2Tej, ~, No.2 corr,
&c. No R,-i.v ont 55 S9HG o No. os,. sso $50;
prime timothy seed, 81 co.. The .esding tut
ures RANGE as follows: Whest, NJ. 2. jan
uary opened at 7sc. highes,i 1870, lowest
7Sc. cl0slag al 7SA 49,; February opened
at 7s9,FFs5S1sci March 9geGqqed a 79Ac, high,
es 7gZs979I5c,. lowest 1870 94e; closing at
5g5@79Aci Nay opened at S54e, highest
S53So. 4 west $40 1850, clos NJ at S1sgS)1Ii.
No. ssC opHnsd # $S Fannie, sSSt
opened ut S6hc, highest $40 lowest $500,
closing at S6lSg35hc; NJ rch openei at 36}Ec,
HIGHEST 369sc, lowest 36ltc,, closing at S6.sg
S6s2sa; May opened at 4l14c, highest 4i549
~ 'a leFssa aT op SSsdps a, as hS EAST
26Ao, lowest 26hc, closing at 26Hc; Fob
ru ~ opened at 962Sc, highest 26Izc, lowest
226295c. closing O. 2s,Sc; N rch opened at
highest DS s9i at ,tSe;s c e b cG'1E
csiotsWFour, Is COO brl. wheat, 5000 bu;
corn, 15S 900 bu; oats, ll9,OOO bu; rye, 1000
Sg 6oo barley 81 600 bp ooo
bq; oats, $1,000 blu; rye, none; barley,
Is, coo bu.